Introducing /stats — Your Analytics, Right Inside Discord

Analytics without the tab switch

Up until now, checking your server's numbers meant opening the dashboard. That's still the right place for deep dives, but sometimes you just want a quick answer without leaving your server — "how active has this channel been?", "how is this member doing?", "what does the server look like this week?" Today we're shipping the first useful command in the ZleeBit bot: /stats.

Three ways to use it

/stats comes with three subcommands, each rendered as a clean, easy-to-read image card straight in Discord:

• /stats member @user — a member's message and voice activity, their rank on the server, top message and voice channels, top activity, and a daily trend for the last few weeks.
• /stats server — a server-wide snapshot: member count, message and voice activity over multiple time windows, top chatters, top channels, and daily trend graphs.
• /stats channel #channel — message and voice activity for one channel, its top contributors, and a daily activity trend.

Every card is generated on the fly from the same data that powers your dashboard, so the numbers always match what you'd see on zleebit.com.

Built to be shared

The member card comes with quick-access buttons right under it — Chart for a visual breakdown, History to look back further, and Refresh to pull the latest numbers — so you can dig deeper without typing another command. The cards themselves are designed to look good pinned to a channel or dropped straight into a screenshot.

What's next

/stats is the first command of many. We're using it to shape how future bot commands look and feel, and we'd love to hear which stats you'd want to pull up next without leaving Discord.